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Would it be legal for a US State to ban exports of a natural resource?
Is it legal to search for commerce sites listing items at erroneously low prices and exploiting such errors?Must the reason for a permanent ban for a paid online game be provided?What happens if Congress declares war, but POTUS refuses to fight it?Do (any) US State Governors have legal authority to preemptively pardon persons of a state crime?Is it legal for a vending machine (company) to offer additional purchase options after currency has been inserted?When is the effective date for travel ban?US presidential qualification; 1994 “equal treatment of women in conferring citizenship to children born abroad”Default Governing State for NDAlegal recourse against a company with no contact informationFor products shipped across state lines, who gets the taxes?
I am interested in whether a US state constitution could be legally amended to ban exports of specific natural resources (such as coal, lithium or copper) outside it's own state borders.
If such a ban were successful, there would presumably be a fusillade of federal lawsuits from entities that had already invested in the mining of export-restricted resources in the state. Would the state have a defense against such lawsuits such as force majure? If not, what are the classes and scopes of the liabilities that the state would likely incur? Would damages be limited to actual damages (ie if a miner had force majure clauses in their contracts with customers)?
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I am interested in whether a US state constitution could be legally amended to ban exports of specific natural resources (such as coal, lithium or copper) outside it's own state borders.
If such a ban were successful, there would presumably be a fusillade of federal lawsuits from entities that had already invested in the mining of export-restricted resources in the state. Would the state have a defense against such lawsuits such as force majure? If not, what are the classes and scopes of the liabilities that the state would likely incur? Would damages be limited to actual damages (ie if a miner had force majure clauses in their contracts with customers)?
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I am interested in whether a US state constitution could be legally amended to ban exports of specific natural resources (such as coal, lithium or copper) outside it's own state borders.
If such a ban were successful, there would presumably be a fusillade of federal lawsuits from entities that had already invested in the mining of export-restricted resources in the state. Would the state have a defense against such lawsuits such as force majure? If not, what are the classes and scopes of the liabilities that the state would likely incur? Would damages be limited to actual damages (ie if a miner had force majure clauses in their contracts with customers)?
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I am interested in whether a US state constitution could be legally amended to ban exports of specific natural resources (such as coal, lithium or copper) outside it's own state borders.
If such a ban were successful, there would presumably be a fusillade of federal lawsuits from entities that had already invested in the mining of export-restricted resources in the state. Would the state have a defense against such lawsuits such as force majure? If not, what are the classes and scopes of the liabilities that the state would likely incur? Would damages be limited to actual damages (ie if a miner had force majure clauses in their contracts with customers)?
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